Gran refers to the dryads who are expelled from the Tree of Origin as the Castaways.

In order to obtain information, Gran decides to help the leader of the deportees in front of him.

He wanted to know why they had been banished from the Tree of Origin, and had asked the outcasts about the dryads' weaknesses, hoping they wouldn't mind betraying more completely.

Of course, Gran believed in the people who had betrayed the Tree of Origin of Faith as a dryad, so he wouldn't be an ally of the outcasts.

This also takes into account the fact that the dragons in the Dragon Valley, including him, hate the dryads, and the other dragons will not find these outcasts of any use, and it is estimated that they will directly kill all these outcasts on a whim, and they will definitely not want to become allies with the dryads.

The Green Dragon communicates the decision to the leader of the deportees.

Dragon Valley will provide them with some resources and will shelter them, provided they move to areas under the control of Dragon Valley.

The leader of the deportees agreed to Gran's proposal.

Gran began to ask the deportees what food they could eat, and he remembered that the dryads mainly ate the weird dryad cakes, and that Ryugu could not produce them in the dryad cakes.

The leader replied that they now eat wild fruits, wild vegetables, bark, grass roots, and so on, and occasionally eat very small amounts of meat. Just by listening to these Grans, you can tell how thin the deportees have become.

Even without the protection of the Tree of Origin, the dryads are still a predominantly vegetarian race.

Gran felt that they could provide a suitable place for the deportees to live, and he already had a good option in mind.

Afterwards

Gran had gone to the Lizardmen, and he wanted to give up the dense forest where the Lizardmen had lived to the outcasts.

He had expected the lizardfolk to resist, as this was where their ancestors had lived.

However, his persuasion of the lizardmen went very smoothly, according to the lizardmen, there was no longer the 'dragon god' that the lizardmen revered in that place, and there were no other people, and only the psychological shadow brought by the lion scorpion was left.

With the lizardmen's consent, Gran began preparing for the deportees to move to the dense forest inhabited by the lizardmen.

You can't see the inside from the outside, so it's perfect for seclusion.

His only concern was whether the deportees would be able to adapt to the dark, damp environment.

It turned out that there seemed to be no problem, and the deportees said they had inhabited even harsher environments.

Gran: They spent a month or two communicating and helping the deportees to move.

During this time, Gran discovers that although Red does not speak the language of the Destroyers, these special dryads are friendlier to Red than the Green Dragon.

Gran couldn't help but laugh at this, he really couldn't imagine that the dryads could be so close to Rhett, who often fights with the dryads.

Presumably because of the relationship between them that Red had saved, Gran felt that it was good to be able to remember the kindness, which added a little to his affection for the deportees.

The deportees were successfully relocated to the dense forest where the lizardfolk had lived.

From time to time, Gran would take the Green Dragon with Red to get the information he wanted from the outcasts, about the life of the dryads, and to investigate the 'Favor of the Tree of Origin'.

These deportees were carefully cared for by dragons such as Gran, and lived a very peaceful and comfortable life compared to before, until the arrival of some creatures.

………

One day,

Glenn receives the falcons domesticated by the deportees.

The dryads didn't come to them on their own, and he thought it was a sign that something was going on in the forest.

Gran immediately took the green dragon and they flew to the jungle.

Some of the very emaciated lizardmen with bones in their hands came to the dense forest.

Their expressions were terrified, just like the lizardmen Glenn had seen first.

The expellees had been told by Gran that this was once a dense forest for the lizardmen, so they did not attack the lizardmen at the first time, but sent a message to Ryugu first.

Seeing the lizardmen, Gran remembered that the lizardmen elders had said that they had been separated from another group of lizardmen, and that they were still worried about the lives of those lizardmen.

"I'll go back first." Gran instructed the other dragons and dryads not to act rashly, and then put down these words, and flew back to the Dragon Valley, bringing the lizardmen elders with him.

The lizardmen and the lizardmen elders who came to the jungle were stunned when they saw each other, and they looked at each other with great emotion.

This is indeed the group of lizardmen who have been separated from the lizardmen who have taken refuge in Dragon Valley, and the lizardmen elders thought they would never see them again.

The Lizardmen Elder expressed his gratitude to Gran, and then told the reunited people that the purple-black demon scorpion that had become a nightmare for the Lizardmen had been killed by Gran, and that Gran took good care of them.

The Lizardman Elder asked Gran in the dragon language that he had become much more fluent in, "Acting Valley Lord, please allow you... My people have come to live in the Valley of Dragons. ”

Gran understood their communication and took the opportunity to address the lizardmen elders, "You can take them to the new settlement you built. ”

The lizardmen elder had this in mind, so he extended an invitation to the lizardmen in front of him.

These lizardmen also happened to be in a miserable situation, and when they came back to the old land, they felt that they couldn't hold on anymore, and they wanted to die with the lion scorpion.

The invitation was tempting to them, and the Lizardfolk Elders were quick to convince them to move to the new settlement.

Gran called Ellen and asked her to help carry the lizardmen away.

That's it

The remnants of the Lizardfolk were reunited, and the lack of manpower faced by the Lizardfolk was alleviated, and the expelled dryads were able to continue to inhabit the dense forest.

In the years that followed,

Ryugu and the forces that cooperate with Ryugu are still developing in an orderly manner, and after several years of getting along, Gran has also decided that the new members of Ryugu can be trusted, and Azure can communicate with these dragons with confidence.

In the decades that followed,

There is more and more news of the rebirth of the Ancestral Dragon, and there are constantly dragons coming to join or challenge the Dragon Valley, including some of the Sons of the First Dragon.

But both external challenges and internal contradictions were successfully resolved by Gran.

Gran also recruited more Titans, and he began to try to learn the language of elves from the familiar Titans and Green Dragons, and persuaded more idle dragons to try to learn the languages of other races.

The most heart-wrenching thing about these times was the aging and passing of older races such as the war bears and lizardmen, who did not have the longevity of the dragon species, Ston said that Gran would get used to it sooner or later, but Gran didn't want to get used to it.

Besides

In these years, things have not been as many as in the first three years of Gran's arrival in this world, and it seems that because of the improvement of strength, the rewards of the tasks released by the system have become relatively few, and the speed at which Gran accumulates points has slowed down a lot.

Recently, however, he has finally accumulated a large number of points to raise all of his talents to the top, and is ready to embark on the all-important fifth evolution.

Gran believes that after the fifth evolution, he will be able to gain the same strength as Red.

According to Ancestor Yanlong, it was the lowest gate to the Otherworld.